Moving To Mars
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Moving To Mars
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Somewhere up above the stars
The wreckage of a universe floats past
Somewhere up above my heart
A tiny little seed is sown
A government is overthrown
Who knows when we'll be coming home at last?
And I heard it on the radio that
One day we'll be living in the stars
And I heard it on a TV show that
Somewhere up above and in my heart
They'll be tearing us apart
Maybe moving us to Mars
We won't see the earth again
In these seconds just remain unchanged
8 to 9, 9 to 10
We are meeting for the first time
We might never meet again
You and me
We are meeting for the first time, can't you see?
7, 6, 5, 4, 3
We are meeting for the first time
Singing this space symphony
They'll be tearing us apart
Maybe moving us to Mars
Past the satellites and stars
Maybe moving us to Mars
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